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NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Sspt IL. 1887
The following sales were made at tho Exchange and
Auction Rom to-day:
IN Rich0,d 7. Harneh d Co.
I 9stor dwelling No 223 East S4thst g.
PALS IL W OF 2d.ave lot 20xl02.2 l. Rahner. sloooo
BIZ S,,i'h Rum.
sale az AVG n West S9thst o OF Stn-
ave- adjourned to Sept IL
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REAL ESTATE.
n11s1NEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

-. was some pcrpexity among the crowd a. the
...a Of r. " IKarnett & Co. at the Real Estate Elk
s.nee when they sold No. 233 East Eighty fouSh-s@'
sstveen Second and Third thrcestory hshstoop
s.semen and sub cellar dwelling and lot
,onery was put up by order Of the assignee Henry woS
MAYER The suetoneer stated that 1t was subject
mortgage o, si0,5oo aud that there were registered
meuts for s3s oo0 you haven't much 70 ser,
said q dealer. After observations abou' 'o ~,
right OF dover, the bidding started at s9'ooo ''ooo
the nor;saee and ran UP 70 s10,50o, at wheh " WIS
knocked down to Louis hner Iss s sane asSs Fss
iElS co a sic % shares y Ssse
:s s aSSss S ssSq 70 sss
S .s on @ss: s lfs Eighth
yS "a SCS %a @ exchange for
city property and cash.
Nxw-YoHK. Tuesday. Sept. 13. 1887.
The following sales were maao at tho Exchange and
Auction Rom today;
sory aws ns T ~,S acs No ass Es.,
PALS 2a-ave. lot 2oxlo22 l. kahnsr-..'' sloeoo
By Sni'h Rum.
sale OF dwelling with lot n 5 West 59thst eof 9th
ave, adjourned to Sept H.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN5FERS-N Y CITY.
tn. te.rns soy. a.r.n s''' 'r'n'''t'a' recorded
ia7,n..,, n s. l2s I, . Of ioth.avs 75I9an; wJe1
and wietO De Lc ,c hall ip ,ssss II; and
i'7sS:1 ii1i 10. q SAass sssss
p. Ses sns Of s ss t. 1s1 pau and
+ Kurzmsn and wives to w RhinelaDder.
ssSaisc s1sS"Ss
Jacobs 2is II Of estate Of Cuthbert
pIo,s Nos 10 and 20 18th Ward ioO1ioo James s,o
Clark to CLARK hall interest John ''''
i'' Hutchinson and wife 10 v " KING =; s;; 5000
12sa d.. Nc p i sn, Mss' $4,000
,22cst No iso West ii41iooiii Smith and % ooo
,o9~.t No lao West i7ixi0oli; same lsoos
3ss No i $s Vest ai1ioS 5000
si6llI9ssxS754Ill9.4s Eden and wiie'o
77ths No = ao 81, Es snouTSer ...... 2o5oo
IntsrvalNaye MS sose d nneoi io''h'''' 80. y75
Tnst Ia mi"r =. 10000
lss,as, AND wife TO D Hail 1000
7sd;ss NO zoo East 1oAio--' i'...... 1880
s,,i. $50 Of istave 5oIioGs' joint ~ ooo
sol,nss and vie 70 q Rnfer as e. 10 Augusta
s5th,st No Slo EAsI zo' 11 - ""u' 1880
Tl6; trustee OF William Wilson to John a nm
o., Roskt0T7l 4. II I, Of iSiih.:i 2jr75I277iS5t
us: John 4 Rockford to Edwin Bradley and 900
.r. another n is2it Of Morrsavo o61ioo
jacob ianlson and wife also Martin walero s7oo
alsth;st 9: SIG I'm o' ou'A''' ....... 1850
7s,S S,9nsy e s9 n Of 2a,: is ioii022 Joseph
1o7,h.st -. O. HnrS1ard and another $4,000
ls71h Ia. .w sn s$s stfa to q 800
l'' Hissss AND vic sS I s5sS
Msaisen.ave . s. 1925 II Of Columbiasve. 25xlOe
Margaret and Chars stonebridgs to Cha' stone
Bir@inss.m.sI v cor Of Madison,s, ao1s5; Geo
aSy' spd 80 w,i n sot lt7ih.t S5rioo William
Callahan and wIfs TO NJ Jackson ~.
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gieamboats ait6 Railroads.

A TROY BOATS CITIZENS LINZ
"A. steamers CITY OF TROY aht SARATOGA leave
foot OF ChrIstopherst North River, DAM except eatu
day, y. for Troy and the North Snnuny s'e"nioi
touches at Albany Troy excursion tickets. 81 90:
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ steamers Kaatersk and Catskin leave Pier 33 NJ II
foot OF week Hay al D. connecting "i
Catskif Mountain and Cairo Railroads.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
CONSTITUTIONAL CENTENNIAL
~ AT PHILADELPHIA
Fare reduced from New-York to
PHILADELPHIA AND RETURN.
$3.50,
VIA CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEWJERSEY
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
Station foot OF Liberty.st. N. r.
Ticket. good 60 September - to II and to return until
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Hosiery Department.

Examirr the Beautiful Line Of ladies' silk
aud Ls.c Thread Hosiery We have ON
display. purc silk HOSE In Fast Black
and Newest Opera Shades, Nothing
moro appreciated for Christmas pres
ont Fancy box with each pair Ladies'
High French and English Novelties in
Lislc Thread Hose; all the latest designs.
HANDk kERCHlEF DEPARTMENT.
Our stock Ia this lincis Moro Complete than
Ever We have an Endless Variety of
All Grades Of llandkcrchicis ior Ladies,
Gents, Misses and Children. our own
direct importations
A Fancy Box Given with Every Hall Dozen
llUudkcrchicis.
Ladies' Colorcd Border llcms,itchcd Hand.
kcrchiClH.
ladies White aud Colorcd Embroidered
llnndkorchicis.
Cents White and Colorcd Border lIandkcr
chiefs.
Ranging IN Prices from 5c 10 $500.
SILK 1IANnRERClliEFS.
COlurd silk llandkcrrhcls.
Wlitc silk Handkcrohicfs.
White japanese silk Handkerchief.
White aud Colurcd Embroidered silk Hand
kcrrhcfs.
The above goods can be- had frum ~ ~ 10
500 each.
Cashmere Munlcrs. In White and Coluis,
from CO. 10 sl.15.
silk Mu0lcr-, in White and Colors, from
500 tu 300.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
House Furnishing Goods.

Covers for Upright Pianos from 81 10 to $io.O0
Covers for Square Pianos Elegantly En-
broidcrcd, from $500 to t2Om.
G-i Felt Table Covers, Nicely Embroidered,
from 500 to 500.
s-4 Felt Table Covers, Beautiful Embroidered
Goods, from 500 to $3.50.
A. Felt Embroidered Table Covers from 81. %
10 500
A Splendid Assortment of Tapestry Table
Covers in all sizes. Big Assortment Of
Tides, Scaris and Splashcrs.
White lIcm-titchcd Linen Table Sets from
Sli.OO to S22OO.
White kuottod Fringe linen Table Sets from
Si2.5O to S25Oo.
White Fringcd Linen Table Sets from si.5O
to $3.50
Whit, Plain Dnmask S,ts from $500 10 5000
White knottcd Fringe Open Work Monte
Tea Cloths from SEQ to $500.
SILK SUSpENDERS.
Gents Fancy Satin aud silk suspcndcrs, one
pair IN a fancy loN, Colors Garnet,
Green, Red, Rluo, Orange, Cardinal,
White; also, Variety of Fancy satn
Suspcndcr' ne the Ncwct Shades, from
81, to s2.5j per Iair
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

Lamps Lamps
In Bronze Porcelain aud Hungarian Ware
FIGURES, srATUARY,
In Bronze, Brass, Porcelain and BisQuc.
VASES AND PITCHERS,
Bronze aud Metal.
PLAQUES, PLAQUES,
vcnitian, Brass, Old Silver and Metal.
MIRRORS, MIRRORS,
OLD silver, Brass, Metal and Cclluloid Frame,
MISCELLANEOUS,
Toilet Sets, Odor Sets, Dressing Sets, Mani
cure Sets, Shaving Sets, Writing Desk,
aud roppaticrs, in Plush and Leather
Boxes.
Newest Colors and Designs In Bacnt and
Wchb-Cut Pressed Glass Ware, Ilagons
Toilet aud rcrfumcry Bottles.
DOLLS DOLLS.
Our stock Is rplctc, consisting OF French
German aud Vienna styles, our own di'
rect importntons.
China Dolls from 10 10 cents each
.Kid. Body Bisquc.hcad Dolls from 55c TO g..
Talking Dolls from tilO 10 $50.
Dressed Dolls from 30c 10 tl'oO.
Dressed Soldiers, Sailors, etc, China, Hsquc
and rapicr Macho Dolls dressed aud
fancy costumcd, In endless variety, aud
many other thing to please the lite ones
Evening Fans, Pocket Books. Purses, In end
less variety, At CORRECT PRICES.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Cashmere and Flannel Department

SPECIAL REDUCTIONS.
30 Cashmere Pants Patterns reduced from
$3.50 10 500 each.
10 Cassimcr Pants Patterns reduced from
S4.6O To 81 30 each.
30 Cashmere Pants Patterns reduced from
$3.50 to $3.50 each. The above are all
neat, stylish patterns and cannot be
duplicated at ourrcduction prices
100 Pieces Check and Striped French Flan-
ncls-hayc been reduced TO close at iOc
per yard.
'Grcat Reductions In Astpkhan Cloths for
Trimming and Most Suitable Tor Wraps
aud Cloaks, in all color. These are the
very best goods made, and have been
sold at $1.oo, 500 and $500 per yard,
Al reduced To $3.50 per yard.
10 Pieces Elder Downs, full 80 inches wide,
all colors, no better goods made reduced
from 500 To 75c per yard
GENTS SCARFS.
Beautiful Line OF Gents Scurfs, Embracing
Everything New and Stylish. IL goes
without saying that We have the largest
aud nobbicst styles In the city, marked
at prices that will sell them.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
This department is brim full of all kinds "
Ladies', Gents, Misses aud Childrrns
Gloves In Kid, Cashmere Buck skin,
Pug Skin. etc, nt popular prices. Moth
ing morn acceptable Tor "a holiday gift
than "a nice pair ui gloves.
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Manhattan Savings Bank
AND TRUST COMPANY OF MEMPHIS

Capital and Undivided Profits, $4,000 90
MADDEN President vs-Fr
BOARD
NAPOLEON Hill, MICHAEL GAVIN q. HANDWERKEl.
T.
A.
ANDREW RENkEbr sol COLEMAN EDW. GOLDSMITH,
{. T. I.
and mi
drafts purchasers Britain Ireland
Special
CABLE TRANSFERS Britain
a
ra,ant
nui
Al viii odo confidence
customer, ERE OF CIIARGE
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Barton & Lamb
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

10 Residence Lots in Rayburn ave-
nue. subdivision, only 3 blocks
from street railroad; will sell on
monthlypayments; houses built
IL desired.
10 Acres near Blmwood Cemetery;
splendid property for subdivi-
sion sold at II bargain.
o Twenty Acre Tracts, two miles
nom city, on Poplar street, near
East End Dummy limo; excel
lont tnoighborhood sold on easy
terms. at very low prices.
2 New Residences, lots 100000,
on Dummy railroad and Kerr
avenue; on Boulevard 100 feet
wide; win sell for small cash
payment, balance monthly I;
houses have eight rooms each.
300 Lots on Kerr avenue aud Boule-
ward dummy limo runs through
tho addition; twenty minutes
from business; uniform prico,
sioa front foot; FIRST purchasers
have first choice of whole addi-
tion; sold on oasy payments; !;
nothing about Memphis more
attractive or beautifully sit
uatod.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Ladies' Suits.

20 Ladies' Black Silk Suits, Silk Velvet Com
binations, worth 5000 for $500
90 Ladies WoBted Dresses, in Checks,
Stripes or Broadcloth Tsilor-Madc Suits,
your choice for 5000 real value, $500.
LADIES' WRAPS.
All $4,000 Jet Trimmed Wraps $500.
All 1900 Jet Trimmed Wraps 1890.
All 5000 Jet Trimmed Wraps $500
All Seal Plush Wraps at Small Advance on
Cost.
All Seal Plush sacques and Jackets Marked
Within 10 Per Cent. OF Cost 10 Close.
All Cloth Walking Jackets at Memphis Cost.
All Raglans and Newmarkets at Special
Reductions for the Week.
SPECIAL.
~ Ladies' Seal Skin sacques. Best Alaska
Skins, Real London Dye--your choice
for $500; worth double.
90 Fur Lined Circulars, lined with Best NIX
Squirrel, Alaska Sable, Mink, etc.-your
choice for $500; worth from 5000 to
5000 each.
LADIES' FURS.
Best Black Hair 90
Nutria Muils 800
Best Martin $50
Cape Seal Muils SEQ
Best Seal Skin 1900
Badger Muis and Boa. 2OOO
Childrcn's Furs from Si.25 TO $3.50 per Set.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROTHERS.

Sever dH d Sc P gm ny hhg yafl
compile our pM allow
convenience
general tt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
To Whom II May Concern.

fT'uk tyntflI Railway a hlldrr Cumpnny, of New
| pou. ~. hcrby El,,s nollrv ~ ~ Intention
l9cnhJtHl . hlllse nN,t Hue i,.Is ~tN,,s,yn
aud b. ubuut IA DE o. appiiU tlnu Nlih the .fcre
lay q War icnons inlSfv'lcl vii govern Ibem
selves accordingly
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
SOMETHING NEW ABOUT COTTON SEED

Independent OF Nonopolies at
American furnish Crawford
Seed Cleaner This machine all hcr from The seed without damage tho
safely exported wheat There
10
pound l5g pounds worth
O.
einsIA
They durable
Planters aud nne will d their advantage hold their cotton seed until they
hii 10 particulars address
American Cotton Seed Company,
Cotton Exchange Building New York
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
CHANCERY SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

No. koi RD.--n 4. tTollenhcrs ". Al Kerr q al;
and No. bf7i. RD.- u, b. Thornton VI. A. J. krfr
ct al
lly yirtnc of an intcrlocuiory decree Tor sale On
tfcd IN the above causes on the iath day oi DcCcn.
tgf iks5. and amended ncccmhcr 10. 1851, ! viii
scl at public auction. 10 the highest bidder ~ the
Clarendon Hotel, on the south sidc Oi Madison
street Memphis Tcnn.,
Monday, January 2, 1883,
commencing Al 10 o'clock am. sharp, the fol
low inF personal property, consisting of Household
aud Kitchen Furniture, hydstcada Bureaus. Ward
rnbcs Mathsinuds, Chain, raflof Furniture. Set
tecs sofas. Tables Mattresses. bedding sidcioaris,
Table War;. Table Cloths, Napkins Cooking Ilanrc,
aud Fixiurrs Stoves aud Oficc Furniture now In
ne NJ the CLARENDON Hotel II nle not finished
on Monday the ane will bo resumed on Tuesday,
al 90 o'clock an
i, ftns III salc-CAsif This ncocmhcr n 1851.
y l. MCDOWELL Clerk and Master
NJ ~ nradicy, y. q. aud ".
~ a. Wcaihcriori, MurEan & Mcfarland, II. &.
kiug ico Thornton, soliciiofs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
afonday, JanuAry 2, 1883,
EleotIon OF Directors.

uNtoS Avn PLANTEns n,SK ~ Nrgruis.
Memphis tenn, Dcccmbcr 2 Isl.
A election viii be- held ai ihh Hans on the
~ geuoud Monday ui January issA, from ipa.nl.
until pm hf thc purpose of choosing DiVCton
l. 4. READ. Caihlcr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

Another Big Bargain-19-inch Colorcd SILK
suiting Velvets, worth fully t2.25, re.
duced TO Sl.25 yard.
20 pieces Extra-hoayy 34-wide Satin Ouch.
esse and Satin Rbadhmes, at Sl.77 = yard,
actually worth 1915.
Special Combination silk Dress Patterns.
made up for Holiday Presents, In the
very newest shades and latest novelties Of
the season, at popular prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
Notice to Contractors.

1TNrn PROPOSALS viii bo rrcri,ei a, nv
- HfIr' .u iho town ~ luWhitan, until u orio.
uHun ui Isuutn ~ iHss, inr iumIshing The maio-
mails aud erecting 10 completion, In said town.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
TWO-STORY BRICK COURTHOUSE

iof taWwnco county, Afk.. IN nrrofiance with the
VlHLs Hnd specifications ainpisi bY the County
count rl aiIl county aud which viii ho on eKhi.
tii'un .u ny fald oiicc on and after nCcembcr ~,
IsI
THo rernn ~ firm ~ whom the contract may 10
awarded VIII bc tqulrni 10 cutcf into bond with
ruHI security, b. said county, IN double the amount
ui ifo Hn.rptri bid, conditioned upon the per
iUlUluoC nf the work nuuuriing 10 the plans and
With o. The time agreed upon.
huiId viii ie entertained unless accompanied
hy the rrHUiw Of the County urHsurf for cur.
Itugy or he accepted check u the bidder on some
we'll known aud solvent bank IN a. Louis, Liltle
Np.a rf Memphis. iuf the sun oi I've hundred dot
lHr, payable u thc order Of ~ y. Hudson, Trcas.
m 2 ~ lhWrnoc county. The Check or deposit %
tfr urfuris .siul hldiCn will ~ nvturiicd 70 them
Injured ffHIY ffItr the cuutnd u awarded. aud
that " the tufcossfui bidder will be- rctaincd ~
rrauuiec that he will. within ten days alter The
aufri enter into contract and Gle with me the
llrd Hluutald
Ihc iout-i bid will not ncccssarly lr accepted.
lut lhc Hrht % inject any or all bids oncrcd Il ox'
NV NJ unfntd.
sufficient uulicd State, currrncy has been duly
appropriated ior this purIq.s and 4 now on band.
JAMES T. tOffiN,
Commissioner VI Public Buiidiugs
porhattn. Ars.. D,vcmhcr7, issl.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Silk Department.

Elegant Cachemre- finished Black Gros Grain
Dress Silks that must and shall go II
cutting in prices will have any effect.
We have about three times as many OF
these goods as we ought to have, conse-
quently have made the following sacri-
flee:
The Well-Known and Celebrated Cache
mire Monopoly.
These goods are % inches wide.
Our $3.50 quality.......... ...........now $l.G7lk
Our s2.75 quality ity................ .....now sI.75
Our 1925 quality......... .............now s1.9O
Our 1915 quality ............... ......now sos
Our $i.25 quality........ ..... ......now $2.37Is
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Dress Goods.

AZ l5c per yard, l0Opieccs Doublcfold Whip
cord Dress Goods, IN the best shades.
At 2Oc per yard, 80 pieces 3G-inch English
Cashmeres and Suitings--full line Of
colors.
At 9jc per yard, IS pieces Douhlc.fold Check
suitings, in Gray and Mixed Colorings.
WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT.
$50 Gingham Robes 10 yards in each Robe,
atSl2j.
900 Bingham Robes, at $i.cO each
500 Simpsons Fast Calico Patterns, ranging
from 10 20 - yards, any Of these three
items would make acceptable presents
for servants.
GENTS SMOKING JACKETS.
Plain $50
Hall Embruidercd",.,, .,....,.....,......... 100
Full Embroidered. $50
Plain ....,...,u,.. 1900
Half Embroidered. ..................... 1850
Full Embroidered Gowns ..................... 1900
UMBRELLAS.
Silk Umbrellas, Paragon Frames, Of thcvcry
best makes, bought especially for lIoli-
day Gifts In either Gold, Silver, Carved
Ivory and Natural Heads, at from 50 -
90 $3.50.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-07-28

Resolved, That vote of thanks be ten
dered to the citizens Of Powder Springs and
of Cobb county for their unbounded hospi-
tally and the deep interest they have taken
in this reunion The perfect arrangements
made to this meeting the complete success
we are proud to acknowledge it has been.
Resolved, That each company Of regi-
ment send to the secretary printed or writ
ten list of the names of all surviving mem
bers
Resolved, That the thanks of the associ-
ton be rendered to the press for free publ
cation, etc, and that these proceedings be
published in The Atlanta Constitution Ma
RIETTA Journal and Newman Herald
Resolved, That this association will hold
the next annual meeting at Newman. Ga
on Dist July, 1888,
The following is list of the survivors
Company A-Col G H Carmichael, DR.
4 c North, H W Camp, } R McColum, J
l. Bailey, } NJ Haynes, W G Camp, L w
Bowes, James A Jones.
Company B-Lieutenant John T Stocks
DIR Sam'l Hape, Thomas Woods, Jesse En-
bry H McGriff + NJ McGriff, A Owens, j
W Donehoo G Valentine. j NJ Henry, A
Burnham, W Wood, George Ptman, w H
Briseltine, j T Powell, W Jet
Company C-G L Allen, w Babb Z M
Compton, Jas benson, d G Hollis, G
R Parsons E Hughes, NJ Gam Pink
Goggans, II L Kirk, I Kirk, Rollins,
JAS Taylor, j B Foote, VIM Stephens.
Company D-Captain I j Hardage, Lieu
tenant l. w Mizell, J L Clay, 7 NJ Smith,
S W James, Il NJ James, Robertson D w
Johns, F Lindley, J N Lirdley Dun
can, f NJ Duncan VIM Sewell, r r Murray,
/
dy, B H Smith Glaze John Rice w
+ Scoggns, l. : Meek, J N Hardsge " A
McElwreath, Ansley Hays, A Renfroe,
Jno Renfroe, IL Bobo j w Newell
Company f Lieutenant K f Davis, w
l. Powell, w A Thomas, G W Mills. J A
Webb } b Cochran, W NJ Cochran, AW Mash
burn, W l. Norman, William Austin, w ?
Haynes, a Wilson, j l. Ieat, j A Martin,
DR. A S Mayson, G W Garner, X P Chan
dler, j J Powell G W Hopkins
Company Lieutenant r Housworth }
N Hambrck, j A Arehey, A Housworth J
\ Green, j NJ Mccullough, Duke Stating,
John Gilly w Pearce
Company G-Captain n Culpepper, j ]
jackson, B G Mcdaniel p q Morrow | S
Mitchell
Company -Lieutenant- Colonel John
Dunwoody, Captain R B Hicks, Lieutenant
J C Pressly, d BULGE J T NJ Brand, j
Mackey F W Dickerson, William DECKER
son, W NJ Davis J P Fields, j H Frazier,
W \ CAN'T, j L CAN'T, + A Hargroyes, D
ID Hopkins, S Johnson Jolly, J K
Kinley Joe Harris J S Pickens, | A Reed,
J W Reed, j p Ray J Simmons, w A
Whitley & w Gazaway, NJ Starnes, Joe
Norris, W C Whatley.
Company I-Captain. W J Hudson,
Lieutenant, Y A Handy; DR. G w Cleland,
T Il Weaver, w I Bohannau, W Clink-
scales, \ B Daniel, l. c Downs, B W 0s-
born W I Simpson, W G Simpson, A l.
White, I X Handy, Tbos Stegall, } N
Brown, Jasper Newton, W Eaton
Company K-Captain W Hubbard,
Lieutenant l. Bell Lieutenant H May
G W Wells J M Berry J R Drake, v "
Clover W u Chlpley j N Smith, c NJ
bridwell, S A y Smith, Thos Phillips, G W
Herndon j c Turner NJ N White w } Hill
burn p } Mccullough.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-07-28
NENNEsAw.

We had plenty Of rain last week.
Mrs g. II. TumHn of Gainesville is
visiting her father Mr. John Roberts, Sr.
Mr.. y. j. Cox and wife visited relatives
near Powder Springs last week,
MIR. B. II. Carrie made trip to Paud-
ing eQau.y recently, and reports crops good
there aud back.
Mr.. j. L. Hughes returned trom a busi-
ness trip to Chattanooga Saturday.
Mr.. j, W. Bennett spent Sunday in
Rome
Mr.. James SHELTON had a nice hog kill
ed by lightning last Thursday.
Nh. j. W. Varnon is resting with 8
sprained ankle
Mr. Hugh T. butler celebrated his 10th
birthday last Monday, by giving croquet
party and dinner
Mr.. D. S. Cox has good school at
Hickory Grove.
MIR. Foster Hughes of Cherokee county
va in our village last Saturday. Says
crops are fine up there.
The Bible class was not organized last
Sunday as reported, simply because not one
OF those who have been kicking for a Bible
class was there
Do not forget the stock law is in force.
One Of our neighbours calves went home u
few days since vith paper tied to its neck
With the following words wrote thereon:
They caught me in the coon patch, they
put 4e up all day they said if they caught
ne there again, they would put me up for
gain Eli.